The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
LOCAL NEWS

eutOn.
Mr.. c. Mahaney and family passed
Sunday at Fenton.
Home SUNDAY and Monday-Geo.
Hansman, of Charlotte.
Chas. Becbe and family, of Flint,
were guests at Jas. Beebe's Sunday
John Dingman has purchased an
interest in the Homer meat market
Mrs. c. Ii. Parker and children of
Mt. Pleasant, are in the city for the
holidays.
Fred and Herbert Lvcn, Will and
Harry Gould, of Detroit. ate Christ
mas dinners at home in this city.
Prof. Seelye and wife, and Miss
Nina Hopkins, of Marshal, are pas
sing the holiday vacation in Owosso.
Profs. Swain and Bates attended
the State teachers association meet.
ing at Lansing Wednesday and Thurs
day:
A large number of Owosso Odd
Fellows attended the banquet and
ball given by Ovid lodge on Tuesday
evening.
Robt. Srith and son, Of Ithaca.
were callers at TIE TINES office
Tuesday morning. Bro Smith is al
ways welcome caller, being "well
up" politically and as a newspaper
man.
Mrs D. N. Fargo has returned to
Owosso for the winter to remain with
her mother Mrs p. M. Rowell.
Hon. John T. Rich, State railroad
commissioner, has promised to de
liver an address at the annual meeting
of the Shiawassee county sheep
breeders and wool growers associa
ton. Hon. VIM. Ball will also read
paper.
Something New" the best on
earth for a nickel at Nj. l.. Bagg &
Co.'s.
A select company assembled at the
home of Aid. Geo. w. Harris in Cor
runna on Tuesday afternoon Dec. 27,
TO witness the marriage OF his son Mr..
Charles H. Harris to Mrs Loella
jerks. ofVenice, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. A. c. Marshall
The repast was as such as might be
expected under the ministration of
Mrs. Fl.
Aid. Wells has gone to New York
State for visit with his sisters, whom
he has not seen for great many
years.
Miss Mile Comstock left Tuesday
afternoon for Georgia to spend the
winter in company with the Rohra-
bacher family, of Laingsburg.
M Hewes and wife. OF Hastings,
are visiting Geo. Darling.
Married, by the Rev. J. Donnciiy,
at Baptist Parsonage, Dec. aSth. Mr..
Edward D. Soper and Miss Ida M.
Brown, both Of Bennington.
Mr.. Sneesby, resident of the 4th
ward who has been sick for some
seven weeks with cancer OF the st ON
ach, died on Monday the a6th inst.
His funeral TOOK place from 4th ward
school house the a8th, Rev. ]. Don.
nelly officiating.
On Monday evening the Baptist
Sunday School celebrated Christmas
with a cantata entitled Santa Claus"
The church was crowded TO its utmost
capacity by the children and the
spectators. The entertainment was
success in every respect, and was
repeated on Tuesday evening, by
special request.
The winter term Of Oakside School
will open on Tuesday pext.
Mrs. f. G.. Wi!loughby, M. d., has
moved to St. Joseph for the practice
of her profession. Her family 60
about the first Of January.
The TIMES sends greeting to all ITS
readers. the compliments Of the sea-
son. with the wish that to each OF
vou that 1888 may be a prosperous
and happy year.
The musical convention under the
direction of Prof. X Gould, of the
State Normal Academy OF Music,
closed at the Goss M. K. church on
"Wednesday evening last. Nh. Gould
goes next to Henderson and with him
oe the best wishes OF his class. They
cbeerfuIly recommend him to all
places wishing to be advanced in
music.
O. w. Stcbbins and wife now
occupy the ii. w. Bigelow house on
Oliver street.
Prof ]. c. Shattuck and vile are
home for the holidays.
lust my size, "Something New" at
A. Rano.& Co Is.